Sentence examples for echoing the lyrics from inspiring English sources

"Diamonds are still a girl's best friend," she added, echoing the lyrics from the stage and film versions of "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," a song that made Harry Winston a household name.

"And when you have no ice, can you go ask a neighbor?" "Ice ice baby," sang Rachana with a giggle, echoing the lyrics of a popular hip-hop song by Vanilla Ice.

Set to "Jago Delhi Jago," ("Rise Delhi Rise") a song composed for the event that urges women to stand up to silence and oppression, the dance routine closely echoes the lyrics.

The remarks echo the lyrics of Lupe's song, "American Terrorist," from his 2006 release Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor.

She Is Beyond Good and Evil remains utterly unique, utterly spellbinding: an existential love song that posits a Nietzscheian worldview over a dub-funk maelstrom that perfectly echoes the lyric's fraught articulation of all-consuming desire.

The scattered guests swayed to the music, mouthing and echoing the familiar lyrics.

Mr. Strait often adds a subtle quaver or pause, echoing the emotions in the lyrics without quite acting them out -- this restraint, this disinclination to become a character, helps explain why he has lasted so long.

Lyrics from the title track "Station to Station" echo the language of Kabbalist symbols and beliefs.

Even the lyrics echo the positive energy of the moment, detailing a parade of fresh outfits flanked by a bevy of attractive people and friends.

This is the first LeAnn Rimes album for which she wrote or helped write every song, and the music echoes the fearlessness in the lyrics.

Last year, this long-running (though long-dormant) New Jersey band released "The Meadowlands" (Absolutely Kosher), an engrossing album full of indie-rock storytelling; the ragged edges of the songs echoed the ambivalence in the lyrics.